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saint bernards

Breed Overview

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Quick facts

Saint Bernards are large but easy-going companions who get along with everyone and love attention.

SizeLarge
Lifespan8-10 Years
TemperamentFriendly, Affectionate, Calm
EnergyModerate
Shedding AmountHigh
Breed GroupWorking

Available saint bernard Puppies

Personality & Training

Tendency to Bark

Low

Trainability

Low

Good For:
  • Kids
  • Cats
  • Other Dogs
  • Apartments
  • Large Living Spaces
  • Seniors
  • Watch Dog
  • Cold Climates

Physical Characteristics

Height

Females: 22 - 25 in
Males: 24 - 27 in

Weight

Females: 120 - 140 lbs
Males: 140 - 180 lbs

Grooming Requirements

Brush Weekly, Bathe as Needed

Drool Amount

High

Colors
Brindle & WhiteBrown & WhiteMahogany & WhiteOrange & WhiteRed & WhiteRust & WhiteWhite & BrownWhite & OrangeWhite & Red
Markings
Black MaskNo Markings

About saint bernards

The Saint Bernard is a friendly, affectionate, and easy-going breed that is widely associated with rescue work. This gentle giant was developed centuries ago by hospice monks living at a dangerous crossing in the Alps. The powerful Bernard was able to search for travelers and pilgrims that gotten stranded in the cold.

These intelligent dogs are very large but are beloved family companions and playmates. They are good-natured, mellow, and get along very well with children and other animals. Saints do best in larger living spaces, do well in cold climates, and thrive on love and attention.

saint bernard Care

The Saint Bernard is a moderate shedder and it is recommended to brush them on a regular basis to maintain their coat health. The Saint Bernard is also known for their large hanging jowls which contributes to their high drool level. It is important to not overbathe a Bernard as it can strip a water-protective oil from their coat and will dry out their skin. Bathing should only be done when the coat is dirty and a gentle shampoo should be used. Eyes and ears should be routinely cleaned to prevent infections.

saint bernards FAQ

Yes. The Saint Bernard is an affectionate and protective family dog who is often very fond of children. They typically get along with other dogs and are open to meeting new people.</span>